News from QUS

Two new canon windows: Sonja Witstein (1920-1978), the first woman on the COC board, and top athlete Jeffrey Wammes (1987).

Introducing Iris Bouman (1998), our new social media manager.
Welcome, Iris!

Expo ‘Unstable Image’ by Cyanne van den Houten shows robotic sculptures made with algorithms and inspired by Utrecht’s Rainbow Canon.

The Queer City Map can be picked up for free at the Winkel van Utrecht / VVV, Savannah Bay bookstore and the cafés Kalff and Bodytalk.

On Purple Friday, December 8 at 11 a.m., Queer U Stories (QUS) will launch the Queer City Map, a walk through the rainbow history in Utrecht’s city centre.

An article in Gay News no. 365 about QUS by our team member Maurice van Lieshout

Our Queer City Map will be published on December 8th.

Maurice van Lieshout wrote a window on Utrecht’s bars for queers.

The new rainbow path on the Lange Viestraat in Utrecht is unveiled.

Yesterday, Coming Out Day, the Utrecht queer film festival won the Annie Brouwer Korf Award 2023.

The lecture on Utrecht’s queer history by Marijke Huisman and Maurice van Lieshout is now online.

QUS is included in the expo ‘History happens now’ on the ILHIA square in the Amsterdam Public Library.